As far as access to capital, if you search enough I believe you can find the financing you need.

I have used several of the most common beginner strategies in order to acquire real estate and grow my portfolio.

-Check and see if there is an easement on an adjacent property for a future driveway access to your landlocked property-If there is not, ask your neighbors nicely if you can add a driveway access to your property on theirs-Try to sell the land to an adjacent owner

I have been acquiring properties for three years now ( 7 doors ) and just put under contract two more properties. 

However, if the attic is accessible on its own and is set up for heat, then it should be able to be counted as a 3rd bedroom. 

I've got a potential Opportunity to acquire a property with no money down.

I took one on my primary residence, paid no origination fees, and make no payments on it unless I use it, and only pay $70/yr maintenance fee, so if I never touch it over the life of the HELOC (10 years) I'm only out a total $700 in 10 years, which I think is reasonable for the access to the cash.

Listing Price:$ 99,990Down Payment: 20% ($19,980) Closing cost: $5,100Loan balance: $79,920 @ 5% for 30 year termEXPENSES (Monthly):Principal & Interest: $ 429Vacancy $40Water/Sewage: $0Taxes $212Insurance $76.50Utilities: $0Management $144Maintenance $24Trash $0CAPEX $172.80TOTAL : $1,098INCOME (Monthly):Rent 1 bed 1 bath $800 (occupied on 1 year Lease)Rent 1 bed 1 bath $800 (occupied section 8 for past 10 years)TOTAL: $1,600I plan to offer about $87K to sweeten up my cash flow, considering they have already dropped the price before and seller is motivated due to acquiring this property from a deceased family member.

I WAS THINKING THE BRRRR PLAN BUT IF NOT USING THAT HOW DOES SOMEONE GO ABOUT ACQUIRING THE SECOND HOME IF THERE IS A MORTGAGE ON THE FIRST HOME WITHOUT REFINANCING FOR THE EXTRA MONEY FOR THE SECOND HOME.

- How accessible is the syndicator?